The Library Bulletin

Remember that we have access to a vast range of ebooks from Lexis, Federation Press, CCH and Oxford University Press through an ebook platform.

You can browse or search within the platform itself or click on the icon in a library catalogue record. Log in using the same username and password that you use to access the library catalogue.

Australian corporate lawyer, Volume 29(1), Autumn 2019 - in this issue : Legal voices Sharyn Cowley / A day in the life Jane Bowd, Group Company Secretary and Corporate Counsel at Coca-Cola Amatil / Leading for impact : a personal perspective Richard Dammery / Build a powerful legal tech shopping list with functional and non-functional requirements Verity White / "If you always do what you always did, you will always get what you always got" Anna Lozynski / Learnings from the Royal Commission : the missing questions Hajo Duken / Navigating the privacy challenges of biometric and other personal health data Nicole Choolun / Your brand in the consumer's hands Amber Wood / The 'without prejudice' privilege - a recent cautionary tale Bronwyn Lincoln / Technology in transport : moving you in(to) the future (part 2) Emily Jordan-Baird and Emilie Canavese / Unique ethical challenges for in-house lawyers Michael Dolan / Asia focuses on legal operations Neville Eisenberg and Bruce Braude / The (biggest) problem with tenders Thomas Kaldor and Amritha Thiyagarajan / The t-shaped in-house lawyer Peter Connor / Costs budgeting : controlling the costs of litigation Kristen Smith, Liz Harris and Jonathan O'Riordan / The power of plain language Sharon Stockman / Culture and corporate wellness - what can we learn from the Prudential Inquiry and Royal Commission? Desiree Baldacchino / ACC global update

Criminal law review, Issue 2, 2019 - in this issue : The Sentencing Code Nicola Padfield / Cross-examination of sexual assault complainants on previous sexual behaviour : views from the barristers' row Laura Hoyano / Can we have faith jurors listen without prejudice? : likely sources of inaccuracy in voice-comparison exercises Jeremy Robson and Harriet Smith / Parole board decision-making : two key challenges for the Parole Board of England and Wales John Saunders and Julian V Roberts / Abuse of process - R v GS, R v E / Bad character - R v O / Duress - R v Petgrave (Pascoe) / Infanticide - R v Tunstill (Rachel Julie) / Intoxication - R v Taj (Simon) / Sentencing - R v Keeley (Raymond), attorney General's Reference (R v Williams), R v Phillips (James) / Terrorism - R v Lane (Sally) / Trial - R v Myers (Natasha)

Criminal law review, Issue 3, 2019 - in this issue : The Supreme Court justices clear their decks Nicola Padfield / Privacy, crime control and police use of automated facial recognition technology Joe Purshouse and Liz Campbell / The contours of involuntary manslaughter - a place for unlawful act by omission Richard Taylor / Vulnerability and the appropriate adult safeguard : examining the definitional and threshold changes with PACE Code C Roxanna Dehaghani and Chris Bath / Fair trial - Beuze v Belgium (Application No 71490/10) / Magistrates' Court - Valiati v Director of Public Prosecutions; KM v Director of Public Prosecutions / Public nuisance - R v Stockli (Dylan) / Sentencing - R v Dillon (Reyon Menelek), R v Price (George), R (on the application of Stott) v Secretary of State for Justice / Theft - R v Gimbert (John David) / Trial - R v Marchant (Mark) / Unexplained wealth order - National Crime Agency v Hajiyeva

Australian Capital Territory law reports, 13(3), March 2019 - in this issue : Mitchell v Australian Capital Territory / Nchouki v The Queen

District Court law reports (NSW), Volume 27(2), March 2019 - in this issue : Fuller v New South Wales / Fuller-Wilson v New South Wales / Ivanman Pty Ltd v Meetfresh Franchising Pty Ltd / R v BC / Sherwood v Hussain / Skillen v New South Wales / Vaa v Barakat

Federal Court reports, Volume 259(1), March 2019 - in this issue : Construction, Forestry, Mining and Energy Union v Australian Building and Construction Commissioner / COZ16 v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection / Oliver Hume South East Queensland Pty Ltd v Investa Residential Group Pty Ltd

Federal Court reports, Volume 259(2), March 2019 - in this issue : Burgess v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection / Denmark Community Windfarm Ltd v Federal Commissioner of Taxation / Innes v AAL Aviation Ltd / Migration Agents Registration Authority v Frugniet / SZVDC v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection

Federal Court reports, Volume 259(3), March 2019 - Andriotis v Victorian Building Authority / CJU15 v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection / Linfox Australia Pty Ltd v O'Loughlin / O'Loughlin v Linfox Australia Pty Ltd / SA Power Networks v Australian Competition Tribunal (No 2)

The Crown : essays on its manifestation, power and accountability / Martin Hinton and John M Williams (eds)

Discrimination law and practice (5th ed) / Chris Ronalds and Elizabeth Raper

House of Representatives practice (7th ed) / D R Elder (ed)

Whatever it takes : ruthless power and suffering genius / Peter Deakin

Workplace investigations : principles and practice / Paula Hoctor and Michael Robertson (eds)

Brewster v BMW Australia Ltd [2019] NSWCA 35 - constitutionality of common fund orders, power of judges to issue common fund orders

Directed Electronics OE Pty Ltd v OE Solutions Pty Ltd (No 3) [2019] FCA 285 - evidence

Frangie v South Western Sydney Local Health District trading as Liverpool Hospital [2019] NSWDC 42 - medical negligence, damages for mental of nervous shock, 'normal fortitude'

R v Warwick (No 48) [2019] NSWSC 206 - evidence, admissibility of a single photocopy document collating three notebook pages

YZ (a pseudonym) v The Age Company Limited [2019] VCC 148 - Age journalist awarded damages for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder developed while a crime and court reporter

'All surfers will lose control of their board' : lawyers target longboarders without leg ropes by Heath Gilmore of the Sydney Morning Herald

Barrister Julian Burnside to face off against Josh Frydenberg by Rosemary Bolger of SBS News

Courts should not handle trivial defamation cases, attorney general says by Amanda Meade of The Guardian

The Council of Attorneys-General Defamation Working Party is undertaking a review of Australian defamation law to identify areas for national reform.

Submissions are invited in relation to The Review of Model Defamation Provisions Discussion Paper, see information here.

The deadline for submissions is Tuesday 30th of April 2019.

Treasury have released a consultation paper called Insurance claims handling which takes action on recommendation 4.8 of the Banking, Superannuation and Financial Services Royal Commission.

See information here, and note that responses to the consultation can be submitted up until 29 March 2019.

Court and tribunal information : access, disclosure and publication

The NSW Attorney General has asked the New South Wales Law Reform Commission to review the operation of suppression and non-publication orders and access to information in NSW courts and tribunals.

Please see information here and note that the deadline for preliminary submissions is Friday 31 May 2019.

Amendments to include insurance claims handling in the definition of 'financial services' by Simun Soljo and Virginia Wang of Allens - examines the Treasury consultation Insurance claims handling

Combustible cladding – a flammable issue by Daniel Middleton of Gadens - considers Owners Corporation No.1 of PS613436T, Owners Corporation No. 2 of PS613436T, Owners Corporation No. 4 PS613436T & Ors v LU Simon Builders P/L, Stasi Galanaos, Gardner Group & Ors [2019] VCAT 286

Key things to keep in mind when signing on the dotted line... electronically by Jennifer Kwaan and Sylvie Tso of Spruson Ferguson - an overview of the legal position in Australia in relation to the validity of electronic signatures

Law Report (ABC) for 5 March 2019 presented by Damien Carrick - Barrister Nicola Gobbo revealed as gangland informer and PTSD damages awarded to Australian journalist a world first

Limitations on contract termination by Stephen Ipp and Edward Cox SC of Greenway Chambers - considers contract termination

Not now? Not ever! by Jane Hewitt and Simon Hill of HWL Ebsworth - considers Dennes v Port Macquarie-Hasting Council [2018] NSWLEC 95 and Savellis v Sutherland Shire Council [2018] NSWLEC 100

Preserving integrity in Australian sport by Christien Corns and Rebecca Murray of K&L Gates - the government has accepted two recommendations of The Review of Australia’s Sports Integrity Arrangements (Wood Review), the establishment of a national "sports court", the National Sports Tribunal and of a streamlined sports commission, Sport Integrity Australia

Proposed legislation to combat illegal phoenix activity by Danny Adno of Holman Webb - examines the Treasury Laws Amendment (Combating Illegal Phoenixing) Bill 2019 (Cth)

New South Wales law reports, Volume 97(2), March 2019 - in this issue : Adrenaline Pty Ltd v Bathurst Regional Council / Barr (a pseudonym) v Director of Public Prosecutions (NSW) / EB 9 & 10 Pty Ltd v The Owners - Strata Plan No 934 / Marketform Managing Agency Ltd v Amashaw Pty Ltd / New South Wales, State of v Shaw / Saba v Plumb

The Cambridge handbook of the law of the sharing economy / Nestor M Davidson, Michele Finck and John J Infranca (eds)

Collection of ICC arbitral awards 2012-2015 ; Recueil des sentences arbitrales de la CCI / Jean-Jacques Arnaldez, Yves Derains and Dominique Hascher

Essays in advocacy / Tom Gray, Martin Hinton and David Caruso

Freedom of religion under bills of rights / Paul Babie and Neville Rochow (eds)

Intermediation and beyond / Louise Gullifer

Judicial power : how constitutional courts affect political transformations / Christine Landfried (ed)

Australian law journal, Volume 93(2), February 2019 - in this issue : Current issues Justice Francois Kunc (ed) "Appalling... reprehensible... atrocious" the Lawyer X scandal precipitates Victorian Royal Commission, Victorian suppression orders and the international media, Religious freedom review released amidst public controversy, Joint ALJ and UQ Conference on religious freedom - Brisbane, 6 April 2019, Defamation law reform process announced, Thank you Prof Ryzard Piotrowicz, Attacks on judicial officers from what should be a surprising source Justice Judith Kelly / Conveyancing and property Robert Angyal SC and Brendan Edgeworth (eds) Protection of gift of interest in land : Isin v Ozen Theo Zhao, Easements - some timely advice about their interpretation Professor Michael Weir / Equity and trusts Justice Mark Leeming (ed) Pipikos v Trayans - the High Court revisits part performance / International focus Ryszard Piotrowicz (ed) International law : not dead yet / Recent cases Ruth C A Higgins (ed) High Court - appellate jurisdiction - leave to appeal - circumstances when leave necessary - distinction between interlocutory and final judgment Michael Douglas, United Kingdom - tort - conspiracy by unlawful means - contempt of court - jurisdiction - Lugano Convention / A Royal prerogative to black swans? Kent Blore / Extradition treaties : the vagaries of their status under Australian law Shannon Cuthbertson / Social entrepreneurs : an evaluation of the Pty Ltd company from a corporations law and taxation law perspective Dr Marina Nehme and Professor Fiona Martin

Law Institute journal, Volume 93(3), March 2019 - in this issue : Testing times for lawyers Stuart Webb / 160 years of the LIV Simon Smith / Standing up for the environment for 40 years Carolyn Ford / Going public in court's defence Karin Derkley / Annual conference marks a new era Carolyn Ford / Countdown to end of trust year Marco Zanon / No time to waste on climate action Emily Gerrard / Michael Ambrose Kelly John Mackey, Noel McClelland, Peter Mackey and the Hon David Jones / Improving enforcement Joseph Monaghan / The future of environmental law Dr Leonie Kelleher / Tinkering at the edges Virginia Trescowthick / Renegotiating our understanding of environmental disputes Hubert Algie / Wasting away Tess Kerridge / Environmental protection enters a new era Jane Hall and Zina Teoh / High Court judgments Andrew Yuile / Federal Court judgments Dan Star QC / Family law judgments Robert Glade-Wright / Supreme court judgments Professor Greg Reinhardt / How to avoid an off-the-plan claim Legal Practitioners' Liability Committee / More rights for victims of crime VLRC / Change to sunset clauses Russell Cocks / Nauru matters Catherine Farrell / Flick the switch to make an impact Marianne Marchesi / Resilience a core leadership skill Vanessa Shambrook / The law is everyone's business Arthur Moses SC / Maurice Blackburn celebrates centenary Carolyn Rasmussen / That's enough, Alexa / Ways to reduce stigma in the workplace / Legal outreach a rich brew Karin Derkley

LSJ (Law Society journal), Issue 53, March 2019 - in this issue : Law Society urges politicians to commit to key election issues Kate Allman / Six minutes with Anita Will, solicitor and clinical legal supervisor at Kingsford Legal Centre / City lawyers charging more for fixed-fee services Kate Allman / Youth Koori Court doubles capacity with new venue / States agree on defamation review timeline / Pill testing given green light for Canberra music festival / Judging the judges Tom Bathurst AC / Ethical dilemmas and the Royal Commission Hannah Wootton / Inside our legal aid crisis Kirrily Schwarz / Those in favour say AI Melissa Coade / Five ways to reignite your motivational spark Angela Heise / A day in the life of... Matthew Floro, solicitor, Environmental Defenders Office / Blak letter queen Melissa Coade / A perfect storm Angela Tufvesson / Train your brain with exercise Jordan McCreary / The case that changed me Doreen Chen / The latest developments in Law Society advocacy and law reform Law Society Policy and Practice Department / Haynesplaining : lessons for litigators from the Banking Royal Commission Professor Michael Legg / Not just a few bad apples : why APRA should have done more Scott Donald PHD CFA / Personal property securities : getting the fundamentals right Amelia Hagley and Adam Waldman / New tenancy reforms strengthen the rights of domestic violence victims Kellie McDonald / Concealing a complex problem Thomas Spohr / Amended security of payment regime set to bring more clarity to building and construction disputes Andrew Bailey / The constitutional limits of NCAT's jurisdiction Richard McCullagh / Tackling modern slavery now a matter of legal compliance Amy Sinclair / Powers of attorney - an 'enduring' source of liability for solicitors Greg Couston and Tony Reynolds / Five steps to effective delegation Glenda Carry / The latest from the High Court Andrew Yuile / The latest from the Federal Court Dan Star QC / Family law Robert Glade-Wright / Criminal law Thomas Spohr / Wills and estates _Darryl Browne

AB (a pseudonym) v CD (a pseudonym) [2019] HCA 6 - suppression and non-publication orders, where risk of harm to persons associated with party to proceeding "acute"

Cory v Commissioner of Police, New South Wales Police Force [2019] NSWCATAD 32 - revocation of firearms licence, outlaw Motorcycle gang

Guirgis v JEA Developments Pty Limited [2019] NSWSC 164 - caveats, formal requirements

McCartney v EB [2019] FCA 183 and McCartney v EB (No 2) [2019] FCA 184 - criminal law, control order

Maitland v R; Macdonald v R [2019] NSWCCA 32 - appeal against misconduct conviction

Bond law review, Vol 30(2), December 2018 - in this issue : Teaching contract vitiation in Australia : new challenges in subject design Rick Bigwood and Rob Mullins / Public duty versus private information : jury privacy in the information age Natalia Antolak-Saper / Resolving jurisdictional conflicts between WTO and RTA dispute settlement : toward and interpretative approach Son Tan Nguyen / The dangerous dichotomy : abandoning the 'proscriptive' and 'prescriptive' classification of fiduciary duties and the 'proscriptive limitation' Nicholas Saady / Comparing and apple with a pear? The Australian immunity program and the Chinese leniency program Jinheng Feng, Xiaomin Fang and Vai Io Lo / Uluru Statement from the Heart : Australian public law pluralism Dani Larkin and Kate Galloway

Proctor, Volume 39(2), March 2019 - in this issue : Mind the gap : or is it time to stop 'minding'? Bill Potts / Corporations registrar's powers expanded Jessica Lambert and Joelle Lenz / QLS : Productivity report proves courts severely under-funded / QLS seeks changes to QCAT Bill Pip Harvey Ross / Women in law : making the right moves Melissa Raassina / A measure of responsibility : which acts of negligence may cross the line? Robert Brittan / Mediating in 'the satisfaction triangle' Donna Cooper / Tighter tax exemptions Samantha Lennox / Personal pressures - professional peril Stafford Shepherd / Claiming a set-off Kylie Downes QC and Kirsty Gothard / A letter to newly admitted lawyers Sarah Cahill and Nadine Eccleston / Court errs by staying contravention application Robert Glade-Wright / Foraging further for fewer funds Christine Smyth / Court of appeal judgments Bruce Godfrey / High Court and Federal Court case notes Andrew Yuile and Dan Star QC / Basic entitlements - personal/carer's and compassionate leave Rob Stevenson

Acts proclaimed

Combat Sports Amendment Act 2018 - 28 February 2019 appointed as the day on which the Act commences

Fair Trading Legislation Amendment (Miscellaneous) Act 2018 - 1 July 2019 appointed as the day on which Schedule 2 to the Act commences, see here, and 28 February 2019 appointed as the day on which Schedule 1 to the Act commences, see here

Fair Trading Legislation Amendment (Reform) Act 2018 - 28 February 2019 appointed as the day on which the following provisions of the Act commence : (a) Schedule 1.1 [3] (other than to the extent that it inserts sections 47A and 47B into the Fair Trading Act 1987), [4] and [6], (b) Schedule 1.2 [1] and [2] (but only to the extent that it inserts the matter relating to section 86AB (2) of the Fair Trading Act 1987), (c) Schedule 2.1 [4] and [11], (d) Schedule 2.9 [1]–[4] and [5] (but only to the extent that it inserts section 33A into the Motor Dealers and Repairers Act 2013), (e) Schedule 4.4 [5] and [6], (f) Schedule 5.1 [2] and 5.2 [2], (g) Schedule 11

Residential Tenancies Amendment (Review) Act 2018 - 28 February 2019 appointed as the day on which Schedule 1 [30] to the Act commences

Lapsed Bills

Alcoholic Beverages Advertising Prohibition Bill 2015 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Animal Protection and Crimes Legislation Amendment (Reporting Animal Cruelty and Protection of Animal Enterprises) Bill 2018 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Animal Research Amendment (Reduction in Deaths of Dogs and Cats Used for Research) Bill 2018 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Anti-Discrimination Amendment (Religious Freedoms) Bill 2018 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Coal Seam and Other Unconventional Gas Moratorium Bill 2015 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Combat Sports Amendment (Referee’s Duty to Stop Contest) Bill 2017 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Crimes Amendment (Zoe’s Law) Bill 2017 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Defend TAFE Bill 2018 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Drug and Alcohol Treatment Amendment (Rehabilitation of Persons with Severe Substance Dependence) Bill 2015 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Addressing Climate Change) Bill 2017 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Waste Incinerator Facilities—Residential Exclusion Zones) Bill 2017 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Family Impact Commission Bill 2018 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Firearms Amendment (Lever Action Shotguns—Community Safety) Bill 2015 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Human Tissue Amendment (Trafficking in Human Organs) Bill 2016 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Local Government Amendment (Climate Change) Bill 2017 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Local Government Amendment (Parliamentary Inquiry Recommendations) Bill 2016 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Marine Parks Amendment (Moratorium) Bill 2018 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Medicinal Cannabis (Compassionate Access) Bill 2018 - lapsed 25 February 2019

National Parks and Wildlife Amendment (Reservation of Lot 490) Bill 2015 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Preservation of Trees and Public Open Space (Miscellaneous Legislation Amendment) Bill 2017 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Amendment (Stock Animals) Bill 2015 - lapsed 25 February 2019

State Senate Bill 2015 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Summary Offences Amendment (Full-face Coverings Prohibition) Bill 2017 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Waste Avoidance and Resource Recovery Amendment (Marine Plastics Reduction) Bill 2018 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Wyong Special Area (Protection) Bill 2018 - lapsed 25 February 2019

Damage? Your time starts now! by Sally Morshead of McCabe Curwood - considers Globe Church Incorporated v Allianz Australia Insurance Limited & Anor [2019] NSWCA 27 which confirmed that "time starts for the limitation period for first party property insurance on the happening of the damage"

The federal and state courts on constitutional law : The 2018 term presented by Justice Moshinsky at the Gilbert + Tobin Centre of Public Law, 2019 Constitutional Law Conference, Sydney, 15 February 2018

Federal Court revisits exemption from obligation to make redundancy payment by Michael Selinger and Natasha Jones of Holding Redlich - considers Fair Work Ombudsman v Spotless Services Australia Ltd [2019] FCA 9

Law in Action (BBC) for 26 February presented by Joshua Rozenberg - The Supreme Court, behind the scenes of the UK Supreme Court

Law Report (ABC) for 26 February presented by Damien Carrick - Cardinal George Pell jury verdict revealed

NSW court's ruling on climate change raises concerns for coal industry by Ben Zillmann and Bill McCredie of Allens - considers Gloucester Resources Limited v Minister for Planning [2019] NSWLEC 7

Repealed – IP exemption to the Competition and Consumer Act 2010 anti-competitive conduct regime is no more by Brendan Coady and Ooma Kurana of Maddocks - notes that the exemption has been repealed by the Treasury Laws Amendment (2018 Measures No. 5) Bill 2018 (Cth) which is awaiting assent

Using AirPods as a listening device could lead to criminal charges by Aurhett Barrie of Armstrong Legal - notes that use of AirPods as listening devices could lead to criminal charges under the Surveillance Devices Act 2007 (NSW)

Commonwealth law reports, Volume 262(2), February 2019 - in this issue : Air New Zealand Ltd v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission / Flazon v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection / IL v The Queen / PT Garuda Indonesia Ltd v Australian Competition and Consumer Commission

Federal Court reports, Volume 258(4), March 2019 - in this issue : BHP Billiton Nickel West Pty Ltd v KN (Deceased) / BTW17 v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection / CPJ17 v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection / DGZ16 v Minister for Immigration and Border Protection / Kimber v Owners of Strata Plan No 48216

New South Wales law reports, Volume 97(1), February 2019 - in this issue : Gordon v Lever / Mahaffy v Mahaffy / O'Brien v Australian Broadcasting Corporation / Yarham v Transport Accident Commission of Victoria

South Australian state reports, Volume 131(3), February 2019 - in this issue : Anderson v Commissioner of Highways (No 2) / Brooks v Young / R v Humphrys / R v Trabolsi / R v Tsonis

Access regulation in Australia / Geoff Petersen, Morelle Bull and Catherine Dermody

Freedom of religion under bills of rights / Paul Babie and Neville Rochow (eds)

In-house lawyers' ethics : institutional logics, legal risk and the tournament of influence / Richard Moorhead, Steven Vaughan, Cristina Godinho

Interpretation acts : origins and meaning / Chad Jacobi

Landmark cases in medical law / Jonathan Herring and Jesse Wall (eds)

Landmark cases in public international law / Eirik Bjorge and Cameron Miles (eds) Landmark cases in revenue law / John Snape and Dominic de Cogan (eds) The law of compulsory purchase and compensation / Third edition by Guy Roots, Richard Honey, Robert Fookes and James Pereira

The law of politics : elections, parties and money in Australia (2nd ed) / Graeme Orr

Rawlinsons Australian construction handbook 2019 (37th ed) / Rawlinsons Construction Cost Consultants and Quantity Surveyors

Rawlinsons construction cost guide 2019 for housing, small commercial and industrial buildings (27th ed) / Rawlinsons Construction Cost Consultants and Quantity Surveyors (eds)

Trusts law in Australia (5th ed) / Denis Ong

Victorian criminal procedure : state and federal law (15th ed) / Richard G Fox and Nadia M Deltondo

How far can you go to protect yourself and your family inside your own home? by Natalie Wolf of News.com.au

Robot mediator settles first ever court case by Nick Hilborne of Legal Futures

Re the Adoption of CCS and FLS [2019] NSWSC 71 - adoption, child welfare, "whether consent of children's birth parents should be dispensed with"

Cooper v State of New South Wales [2019] NSWDC 20 - negligence, motorist collided with police officer who stepped out on the road, claim by motorist for damages for physical and psychological injuries, police tort claim

Leyonhjelm v Hanson-Young [2019] FCA 156 - application for leave to appeal to the full court denied, no parliamentary privilege

Linklaters LLP & Anor v Mellish [2019] EWHC 177 (QB) - confidential information, the defendant intended to share his impressions of the culture at Linklaters with particular reference to what he called "the ongoing struggle Linklaters has with women in the workplace" and Linklaters LLP & Anor v Mellish [2019] EWHC 295 (QB) - Tomlin order

Zonnevylle v Department of Justice [2019] NSWCATAP 44 - scope of NCAT’s internal appeal jurisdiction

Brave new world : new whistleblower laws have finally passed by Richard Flitcroft, Amanda Loftus, Tegan Harrington, Professor Anthony Forsyth and Abigail Gill of Corrs chambers Westgarth - examines the Treasury Laws Amendment (Enhancing Whistleblower Protections) Bill 2018 (Cth)

Council fined for destruction of Aboriginal cultural heritage by Jenny Humphris and Alex Buck of Holding Redlich - considers Chief Executive, Office of Environment and Heritage v Clarence Valley Council [2018] NSWLEC 205

Drafting pleadings and particulars to avoid unnecessary interlocutory applications by Michael Bennett of 13 Wentworth Selborne - examines drafting of pleadings and particulars

George Winterton Memorial Lecture : The mysteries of judicial power : defining the relationship between law and power in the modern state presented by the Honourable Thomas Frederick Bathurst AC

Insolvency practitioners' remuneration slashed after inadequate reports to creditors by Andrew Lacey of McCabe Curwood - considers Lock, in the matter of Cedenco JV Australia Pty Ltd (in liq) (No 2) [2019] FCA 93

Law Report (ABC) for 19 February presented by Damien Carrick - Snapshot of animal cruelty offenders in Victoria and Law and ethics around using children as tissue donors

Litigation essentials : subpoenas by Scott Goodman SC, Ben Bradley and Declan Byrne of Greenway Chambers - provides an overview of subpoena procedure

So you want to cut down trees without approval? Fine! by Jane Hewitt and Philip Brown of HWL Ebsworth - considers Hunters Hill Council v Carter [2018] NSWLEC 84 and Hunters Hill Council v Liu [2018] NSWLEC 108

Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Short-term Rental Accommodation) Bill 2018 - lapsed 17 February 2019

District Court law reports, Volume 27(1), February 2019 - in this issue : Australian Capital Financial Management Pty Ltd v Freight Solutions (Vic) Pty Ltd / JMS v Department of Family and Community Services / Mehanna v New South Wales / R v AC / R v Walter / Shalhoub v New South Wales / Stillwell Trucks Pty Ltd v Williams

Federal Court reports, Volume 258(3), February 2019 - in this issue : Australian Competition and Consumer Commission v Cement Australia Pty Ltd

Australian law journal, Volume 93(1), January 2019 - in this issue : Current issues Justice Francois Kunc (ed) Special issue on climate change and the law Lesley Hughes, Book launch : The future of Australian legal education Hon Justice M J Beazley AO / Conveyancing and property Robert Angyal SC and Brendan Edgeworth (eds) More problems with instalment contracts in Queensland W D Duncan, How not to transact with the elderly and frail David D Knoll / Technology and the law Lyria Bennett Moses and Anna Collyer (eds) At the coalface Lyria Bennett Moses and Anna Collyer / Recent cases Ruth C A Higgins SC (ed) Breach of fiduciary duty - liability of third party participant - account of profits - causation - extent of accountability - Ancient Order of Foresters in Victoria Friendly Society Ltd v Lifeplan Australia Friendly Society Peter Devonshire, United Kingdom - Northern Ireland - discrimination on grounds of sexual orientation and/or on grounds of religious belief or political opinion - jurisdiction - European convention on Human Rights Lee v Ashers Banking Co Ltd Ruth C A Higgins / Interest rates in dispute resolution : comparing simple statutory interest against compound indices Ashton East / An asset shared can be a problem doubled : assignment of causes of action by a liquidator Robert Harper / The difference between ss 84 and 85 of the Uniform Evidence Acts Greg Taylor

Taxation in Australia, Volume 53(7), February 2019 - in this issue : The 45-day-rule - where are you? Robert Deutsch / December - what happened in tax? TaxCounsel Pty Ltd / GST : contractual issues again! TaxCounsel Pty Ltd / Who has a liability to pay GST? Guy Brandon / Member profile : Sean van der Linden, EY / The earnout workout Enzo Coia / Employees of the gig and sharing economy Bill Mavropoulos / Taxing private trusts - a moving target Andrew White, Cameron Blackwood and Graeme Cooper / Discretionary trusts and landholder duty : part 1 Denise Tan / Who can provide taxation advice? Daniel Butler / Pedley and the director penalty notice Michael Norbury / Placer Dome : not just a duty case Stuart Landsberg, Costa Koutsis, Rachel Cullen and Matthew Plint / Trustee's minute of meeting evidence bad faith Katerina Peiros and Christine Smyth